Re: Permissions problem, I think?
- From: "sbs2003" <sbs2002@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 31 May 2005 13:39:50 GMT
I recently struggled with SBS2003 rights and for what it's worth I think
this should clarify the issues and help you resolve your problem.
There are effective three main issues surrounding rights:
1) "Permissions"
Shared folders assign "Permissions" to user to access folders
2) "Security"
Security assigns permissions at the file level
3) Inherited rights
Within Security you will see an option to disable inherited permissions.
These are assumed permissions that a sub folder takes on based on its
parent. It is not always desirable for folders to have assumed permissions
and so you can disable them and instead apply explicit permissions for the
given folder and in turn decide if these permission should apply to just
that folder, or also its sub folders. Finally, after manipulating Security
permissions you can choose to apply the new settings to all the files
contained in that portion of the file tree.
You can get to the Permissions and Security tabs by simply right clicking
and selecting either Sharing or Properties when you view the folder in the
file list.
"Ken Gardner" <KenGardner@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:BC5DC8A5-A7BF-43E2-B43C-E8F346D1EDD8@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>I have a network that I'm running SBS 2003 Premium Ed. on and also have a
> second Novell file server. The Novell file will be decommissioned and
> replaced with a Windows Server 2003 Std. server. I have already built and
> configured the new MS file server and joined it to the domain without a
> hitch. Currently, I have migrated the printers from the Novell server to
> it
> fine and have installed A.D. and set it up as secondary DNS server as
> well.
> Seems ok from so far huh?
>
> Here's my problem...I cannot delete any folders when logged on locally at
> the server. I have a RAID 5 setup for mapped volumes with the same name
> we
> are currently using on the Novell server (SYS and PROJECT). I've copied
> over
> a few folders as a test and to time the data migration as well. Anyway,
> when
> I am logged locally to the server as the administrator I am unable to
> delete
> folders on the shares. I can delete files in the folders on the shares,
> but
> not the folders themselves. In order for to delete any folders located on
> the shares I have to traverse to the location from any other workstation
> via
> Network Neighborhood and am then able to delete the folders.
>
> I know its some sort of rights issue, but not sure where to look. I'm the
> administrator, have all rights, ownership etc. but cannot delete folders
> directly from the share while logged on to the server. The cumulative
> rights
> of the administrator is full, both on the share tab and security tab. Any
> ideas? I'm really starting to fell like an idiot.
> Thanks in advance.
.
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